
How Much Should You Risk Per Trade?
Risk 5–10% of your drawdown, not your balance. Here is the losing-streak math that explains why, plus a simple rule for any account size.
Prop firm trading, risk, psychology and futures, explained by traders. No gurus. No gospel.

Risk 5–10% of your drawdown, not your balance. Here is the losing-streak math that explains why, plus a simple rule for any account size.

Risk per trade, position sizing, stops, expectancy and daily limits for prop firm traders, with the formula and futures point values.

Most traders fail prop firm evaluations because of risk, not strategy. The five patterns behind blown accounts, and the fixes that work.

How trailing drawdowns work in prop firm evaluations: static vs end-of-day vs intraday, when the line stops trailing, and how to trade it.

The rules, the math and a simple plan for passing a prop firm evaluation, with trailing drawdown and consistency rules explained in real numbers.

Prop firms earn mostly from evaluation fees, resets and activation fees. Here is how the model works and what it means for you.

What a prop firm is, the two kinds, how online firms work, and what you actually risk. In plain English.

How prop firms work, what the rules really mean, how firms make money, and what it takes to get paid. Straight answers, no sales pitch.